Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1863, Page 3

_ LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TU-NIGHT. WASHINGTON THEATE! The new pauto- mime, * The Golden Egg,” which has become immensely popular at this resort, will be per- tormed again this evening. This pantomime embraces in ils representation a uumber of highly amusing loca] hits, tricks, transforma- tions and magical changes. Marietta Ravel, MMe Rosita aud the others of the St. Denis | ‘Troupe appear to-night. CANTERBURY.—A bill well calculated to amuse was played at Canterbury each evening this week, and the performances of the week will close with the same bill, which embraces the nautical drama, «The Floating Beacon of Death;” the ballet, «Heather Blossoms,” and a valisty of songs by Eva Brent, dances and Etbiopian burlesques by Johnny Mack and others. Vanirties.—Ai this resort also a good Sat. urday night bill is offered, and none who may attend can fail to be highly amused. Agnes Sutherland will sing iavorite songs, and Jim Budworth, Emma Marsh, Miliy Bertha, John- ny Wild and others, will amuse with the darce and Ethiopian eccentricity. PRESTIDIGITATION. — Prof. Anderson will give another entertainment in mystification this evening. lows’ Hall already, and all have expressed themselves much pleased. This is one of those delightful entertainmeats which can be visited | by all, old and young. ee SES DEDICATION OF THE Jewish SyNAGocuE— Interesting Ceremonies. —Yesterday afternoon the new Synagogue on Eighth street, between H and I street, (formerly the M. E, Church South,} was dedicated by the congregation with appropriate ceremonies in the Presence ef a large audience. Several of the clergy of the District weré present, among them Reys. W. M. D. Ryan of the M. E. Church, and C. T. Cochel and Oliver Cox of the M. P. Church, and S. P. Hill of the Baptist Church; also many prominent citizens, including the members ot our City Councils, members of the Bar and the Press. The ceremonies were begun at the old Syna- gogue at Harmony Hall on D street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, where the con- gregation assembled at 2 o'clock. Here the prayer Minchio (evening prayer) was said, and Dr. Hocbheimer of Baltimore, delivered a short tarewell address in German, after which the congregation repaired to the new Synagogue. ‘The live books of Moses, which are written on parchment enveloped in veivet, were taken in carriages in charge of the President of the con- gregation, lsaac Herzberg. assisted by the two oldest members, Jonas Glick and Solomon Pribram, and the Reader, Samuel Weil. (On arriving in frontof the tabernacle the band pertormed a march and came out of the side door, preceded by two young giris. clad m while and wearing blue scarfs, carrying on a small cushion, intended for the purpose, the keys of the synagogue, which they delivered io the President of the congregation, the who entrance and opened the ot the Thora Scrolls (the then entered the Sanctu: And proceed to their respective stations in fror of the reading desk, foliowed by the congrega- ton and assembly. The services were com- menced by the choir singing Ma te vu (a song of praise) in excellent style, assisted by the or- nes the latter being under the direction of er Wazner, and the choir under the i. L. Biont. The choir numbers voices, some of them being The Rabbi, Rev. Dr. Isaac Leeser, of Phila- delphia, who hed been tili now seuted at the Tight of the alter, approached tne altar and recited Sima /srat! (Qn acknowledgemaat of a Supreme Being who reigneth forever,) which was repeated at the reading desk and the choir; the Rabbi and reader being clothed in their usual yestment:. The Rabbi said the Sie Pig! a, (& dedicatory prayer. } The bearers of ThoraScroils walked around the sanctuary three times, passing slowly down one aisie and up another, the orchestra playing a hymn, and the choir afterwards singing (accompanied by the orches Ono ad Onoi, (& 200g OL praise.) The doors of the Holy Ark, which is imme- diately benind thealtar, were then opened,and the Thora Scrolls were deposited therem by Key. Dr. Hochheimer, of Baltimore; the choir singing the introduction to Mf Nuch (8 hymn peculiar to opening the «rk,) and closiaz with Ee Chayim, (@ hymn peculiar to the clozing of the doors of the ark.) Rey. Dr. Leeser read in English from 26th to 44th verses of the Sth chapter of the First Book of Kings, and delivered the following prayer, which is used by them at every service A PRAYER FOR THE GOVERNMENT. Almighty God, who dispenseth salvation unto the deserving, and mercy unto the yir- tuous, whose dominion 1s an eyerlastiug king- dom, who delivereth the afilicted and oppreseed, when they call upon Him, from the sword of destruction, Who maketh a way to the sea and a path through the mighty waters. may He bless, preserve, guard and assist his exceliency the President of the United States ot America, and all the officers of the National Government, the Vice President and members oi Congre the Mayor of onr city, the civil authorities, the citizens of Washington, and all the nations of the earth. May the Supreme King of Kings, ni his infinite mercy, preserve them and grant them long life. Deliver them from all manner of trouble and danger. Inspire them and their counsellors, © God, with benevolence and friendsbip towards this and all other congrega- tions of thy people, our brethren. In our life may Judah be saved and Israel dwell in sufety, and may our Redeemer, the true Messiah, come into Zien, which God in his infinite mercy grant, and let us say amen. A hymn was then sung by the choir, accom- | panied by the orchestra. Dr. Leeser then preached a short and very interesting sermon, in which he gaye a history their religion. They had lived in one faith tor upwards of thirty-five centuries, sinca God had instructed them, through Moses, how to adore him, and they knew that God had fa- vored them, and for many years they dwelt in peace and harmony together; but now they were looked on as a degraded race; no one had a kind work toi them, and the finger of scorn ‘was pointed often at them. It was said that they had done nothing for civilization; but he contended that this was an error. Although they had not done much in the invention of armsand instruments peculiarto war, they h d done much to civilize the world. They ad trials in prefusion, but these were nothing compared to God’s blessings. They had ltved in one faith for ages, and now the same prayers which were handed down from Moses, and the commandments given him, are still re- ligiously observed. hey dissented from many of those present, but not from any hatred. They called not upon a triune God, but upon one God; they had no idea of the three persons in the Godhead. But they could not persecute others for not believing 2s they, for they could not limit God’s mercy. | Is not the rain and the sun, sky and elements % bless the heathen as well as the Christian? Ifany said that their’s was a religion of perse- | cution believe it not. They had asa class al- ‘ways been obediext to the laws of the land in which they lived, and their hands had not been tainted with blood even to purchase for them- Selves that inestimable boon—freedom. But Hebrew blood had been shed in Eu: and America, and has been shed for nations having sympathy with them. They would not teach thein children to hate their fellow-beings, and would not recite the atrocities committed against them. But they would tell them how much Israel has snffered in civilization. They were but a small number in this country, and but atew were in the world. ‘The watchword of God as they understood, had not become known, but their mission was @ glorious one. carnal weapons that God would establish his Kingdom, but ‘by his everlasting spirit, and they still looked for his coming, when he ‘would establish his kingdom. With many the lerm applied to them, “Jews,” was as a term ofreproach. The name Jew was derived from Judah, which means, « From this time I will praise the Lord.” When people can sleep se- curely in the forests without fearing the robber or the wild beasts, and what is riore, when they shall be free from the maleyc ent hate of their fellow man, they expect thi coming of the Messiah, who will bring pe&:e to them, aad with his wrath will be slay the wicked. He had spoken of facts only, and had labored to prove that their religion was one of love. and not of hate; that they believed that their faith would be rewarded. He admonished the Israelites that they must walk blameless ‘in the law, and keep the Sabbath boly. The Doctor’s sermon was listened to with es attention, both by Hebrew and Chris- ian. The dedicatory ceremonies were then con- cluded by the choir singing a choral, nad the —. services introductory to the Sabbath The bullding, which was formerly the Meth- diet Church South, was parchased by the congregation last March for $3,000, when the Government were using it a8 a the Hebrew congregation then numbering bat thirty persons, and having, when the gaastion wes frat p: but $600 in their treasury. AAs soon a8 the building was given up by Gov. ernment the congreyation took possession, and under the direction of the following managers and building committee the improvements were Atonce entered upon: —Isaac Herzberg, B. Kauf- man, G. i lag, § King, Levi Bar, penkeimer, Mor- rita Oppenheimer and ney? Behrend. plane were drawn by 8. T. G. Morsell, an ‘work was executed undor the superinten, of John U. Harkness. The contractors were Throngs have visited Odd Fel- | It was not with the aid of j Messrs. Grosse & Bro , carpenters; the painting ae es by Joi:n Davis, siating by Mit- w and frescoing by Carson. Spacious galleries have been erected on the | side and at the eastend, the latter being for the j accommodation of the excellent choir attached to the congregation. The entrance to the syua- | gogue is through a hall on the basement floor j to the west end, where there ara two flights of ; Stairs. Inthe basement the floors have been raised, and the large room has been partitioned into 1X rooms, three on each side of the hall. Those on cne side will be occupied by the jani tor, and those on the opposite side as a school- Toom, Meeting-room, and bath-room, respec- lively. In the east end of the sanctuary a neat railing encloses raised platform, on which is the reading desk. Directly in the center, above and behind which, on a still higher platform, isthe altar, and immediately behind the altar doors (which are sliding) being opened, a heavy purple curtain 13 seen, on which is an inscription in golden Hebrew characters, sig- other shall be worshipped.” Behiad this cur- tain are deposited the authorized version of the Scriptures (the Thora Scrolis,) the vestments, breast- plate, and other things pertaining to the priestly office. F Yesterday the galleries and columns were tastefully decorated with evergreens and the American flag. Many of the members of the choir were dressed in white, and the whole appearance of the church and congregation was highly pleasing to the eye. The cost of repairing and remodeling the building bas been about #1,500; making a total cest, including the purchase, of about $12,500: of which there has been raised all but about | $560, and this deficiency was probabiy raised | yesterday. Two thousand dollars, hawever, was advanced by members, who took stoc! The congregation now numbers about &0 pe! sons, and is under the charge of Mr. Weil, the reader. The Israelites as well as the Christians, it would seem, have their divisions—their Old school and New school churches and teachers. The congregation of the synagogue dedicated yesterday hold by the old schovl, and thus they have no organ, it being held by the old school folks that the use of the organ necessitates the breaking of the Sabbath from the manual labor required in working and playing that instru- ment. A noticeable feature of a Hebrew congrega- | tion is the separation of the sexes—the males taking the seat of honor on the floor, and the females being assigned seats in the galler: The males wear their hats during the services, and Dr. Leeser delivered his sermon in a black beaver. 2 CENTER MARKET.—The market was quile , lively this morning, at the following prices Beef, best cuts, prib.15a20! Plums, at... next, 10812] Wh ne: Lamb, per q Pork, fresh hams, sliced . breasis shoulder joles — ard | Chickens Spring d Meee, pr Butter, prib New apples. dr Sturgeon 20825 Lobster. &® Cattish, bur . 8'Rye, pr bushel. 10a15 Corn meal Peaches. Green corn, per doz.2! Tomatoes, per! Egg plants, eac Currants, per qt New peaches, pr Pears... Watermelons, eac Canteloupes.... atermelons came with a rush into the mar- ket this season. The first melon is sold early this week, and to-day all the dealers haye them by hundreds. at BESS: Drav.—Mr. Charles F. Lowrey, an old and respected member of the typographical frater- nity, died this morning at his residence in this city. For five years Mr. Lowrey was the pre- sident of the Columbia Typographical Society. He has fill many otker honorable positions: and for several years was the Secretary of the Board of Common Council. The Typographi- cal society meet to-night to make arrangements | for his funeral, which will take place to-mor- | row afternoon STABBED BY A SENTRY.—Day before yester- } day a soldier belonging to the Sixth Michigan | Cavalry attempted to pass one of the posts | about the camp of two companies of the ist District Colored Regiment, near the Contra- band Camp, when the sentry on duty ran his bayonet into him under the arm. The wound- ed man was taken in charge by some of the neighbors, who had him conveyed to Campbell Hospital. Pose ees! BRoxeE OvT or Lock-up.—Night before last, Walter Moore and Barley Lewis were arrested by Officer Beall, of the second precinct, for disorderly conduct, and were locked up in the cell atiached to the stution-house, corner of Seventh and Boundary streets, from which they escaped—~ome purties outside passing a stick of wood to them, with which they broke the bars of the cell. cee as Roesinc A Soup:8r.—Night betore last Offi- cer Rolfe arrested Daniel Buckley and Thomas Keenan for robbing Michael Welsh, 2 soldier, ot #105 and his hkenezs, near the Park, and they were sent to the Central Guard-house. The money and likeness were found on Keenaa. All the parties are soldiers. Ps eae VOLUNTBERS, ATTENTIO! ‘or the derange- Mentiof the Rystene incidental to the chauge of diet, Wounds Eruptions, aud the exposures which every Volunteer is :iable to, there are no remedies so safe. convenient. aud reliable as Helloway’s Pills and Ointment, 25 cta per box. 209 ee Carv,—I would be pleased to call publicattention to the Gem Soda Fountain, Liavava Cigar and Newspaper Stand, Penn. avenue, No. 27 + next door adjcining the Kirkwood Hotel, awaiting your patropaxe, Jy 21-1ut* Miss Lucy RanpDoira. WRArPpinG Parse for sale at the Star offica coun- ter, at six cents per pound. jy 22 ae gee ‘Wannantep 70 Couns Is Six Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ will cure Gonorrhaa im siz days. No h iT diet required. Price $] per bottle. Sold 3 ange oF die req $1 per ae! i corner Ith street and Pa. avenue sthington, and Henry Uook, Alexandria. Jay a ge ‘Tue Watt or The FLEA BUG, LYON our remorseless foe, Lays us by the thousands, low: Touched by his magnetic dust, i Though unwilling, die we must. Ifour power but matched our will, We'd that insect morderer kill; For his Powder, sure as fate, Will our race, annibilate. | Lyon’s Powder is harmless to mankind, but | will kills all house insects, garden worms, vine- | bugs.&c, Lyon’s Magnetic Pills are sure death | toratsand mice. Bold everywhere, ; Jy 2l-2w Dauwis 8. Banuns & Oo., New York :. t when ne- glected a: | civilian for business. and it is im: ible for a sol- } dier to lo frame be in a disordered cot mi rt of his whol on. To all afiictea with Corns, Bunions or Nails | growing in the Sesh, or other disorders of the feet H ould reen nd anearly callat Dr, White’s 1 ice, No. 424 Penn, avenue, between Four-and-a- | half and Sixth wit i ——__—»—__ Braeuaronam@s cay BB Ovesp.—Dr. Band's ‘cures Spermaiorr’ Seminal ly. Ita e are . fe, Vinee the most ske me ries 81 bor. Bold 5. Besry Cook Alozandris. es. DUPON?’s -coated Female Ripe inuse. They o and ively, roated | oo Cte most ‘teligate. stom i hese Fill wit prove shale pnt) Price a . he | Sereot and Pa. cams ‘ashingtoa, BEAT PBENSTLV ANIA ROUTB Batimore H gener ty tha North ond Weal two trains fave | Washington daily and one on niek time— tow fare and sure connections. So! tickets sold | Ens aiomerire: Sxoeaayes } through at Gor shington. ‘Ofce open roms ay Bespaaee or inent—in Reports of the Howard 4 Pend! Buillia, Hous a, Howard | i MARRIED, eA MATT a oe ae Bi NBH. OLAn! the forme: . sees Metre athe letter, mgiand. Y 8, infant L tarot beset ot Whe tate Todiane H am Telatives and friesds in- vited to attend ae ene one mat 2 em Ne: 2901 Sixth street, Mi | is the ark, which is set into the wall. On the { | nitying that «there is but one God, and none | { { i ) | Dee ROOMS AND PART OF AN OF- of the fi 4 “Mook Bersee, Gs the ‘ j Sevent id PIC NICS, :&. 1B FIRST GRAND HAND EVE- T abe Oe NIC o¢ are A580- athe cal Sees eee, £2, 3568. Wagner’s Band hes been engaged: “Hokets FIFTY CRNTS, admitting a gentleman and ladies Ce i ents. ' earitice of Arrangeme Hail, W.c. be W. rill an1-2 ‘m H Dufly, Ballet Master. G»RezTOwN TUBNUR SOCIETY WILL GIVE THEIR GRAND PIC-NIC Gn MONDAY, Aususc 3d, 1668, At the PARK, on 7th atreet, near Boundary, BINGING, DANCING, 4nd GYMNASTIC PERFORMANCE Will be the Programme for the day. 1t* BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTER, Peierls 3 ois i W4NtED—a nonse aMBREMAID, Aspiy al the bebitt Heme ae a WANTED_Br « respsctable girl, « sITUA TION ax chambermaid, Apes at 249 Thad at , Dear Maes. ave. it* a ll) Ee ea Wa4ntep TO BENT IMMBDIATELY—a ‘¥ small Furnished HOUSE, in o central loca tion, containing from 4to6 rooms. Address LM. W.. Post Office. It* W Ai iain oma MEMEMALD ad one Inquire at Bt. Nicholas Hotel, corner isth ant P aul 3t* WwW ANT. IMMEDIATELY—Two good WAIT. Be; aiso one gcod LABORING Man. Ap. ply toT, BOTENTIN{, 279 Penn. ave., bet. 19th and lith. Itt A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATIUN it printing, hae served severai veura at the | usin good ppin dress bay ats Pin office Boar WANTED— Fo: year-old chiid ina pri’ are no other bosrders. and waere the comforte of s home can be obtained. Aidress C. B. A., Star oflice, etating terms, location, &¢, au 1-2t* Weiter, Ad. we an, wife, and fou: te family where taera BAND PIC-NIOG TO BR HELD aT LO@:FFLER’S CITY GARDEN, oN MONDAY, August 34, 1863, FOR THE BENEFIT OF PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY, ‘There will be good Music good Singingand goed Speaking. Tickets fifty cents, a¢mitting a gentleman and ladies, By order of & A = FOR SALE AND RENT. Res TO LET—FINE PARLORS AND ROOMS at No, 424 Fifteenth at, au 1-3t* FS. ALE CHEAP FOR CASH—A néit frame HQUBR. coptaining six rooms, nicely locate1, Forturther particulars call on the promises, No, 322 Highth street between L and M au l-t™ OUBE LOTS FOR SALE. TERMS EASY. w., above M at, ave and 2th at. ¥ bet. N. ¥Y. ave. ard Dat, ‘bet. Gth and 7th e. 5. on D st., bet. Gth and 7th e. 4. on Q. near 16th W. ®. Op 2ist w, above R st. all at No. 277 I street, after 6 o’clock p. m au l- Fo, RENT—A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. on the third floor, Soply at No. 224 Sixth street, between M and N, east side, 1t* fice to let, at 445 E street, near the Post Of- fice. Apply early—first of the month, jy 31 3t* FS SALE.— $120.00 worth of first-class DWEL- LING HOUSES. with Lots, for sale by WM. W. SURDON, with Clark & Gaylord, Real Estate Brokers, koom 3.cor.7th and F sts, jy 31-1w™ ALUABLE LOT FOR SALE—On K. tetween Kighth and Ninth streeta, and fronting the Northern Market. Twenth-three feet front. with | recommenda’ WASTED —A_first class COACHSMITH and BODY MaKXR caa find constant employ- mept and good wages by applying to JOHN PAYNE, immediately. Penn, ave , pet. 25:h and 2th ets., Weshiagton, D C ag 1-3t* AS DRESSMAKER OR SEAMSTRES3 —A RKE- spectable young woman. who has had great experience in the business, is disengaged tor a short period, Is also exvert in mating children’s clothing, Please address G@, M., Box 83, Bost Gt: au 1-3t* ioe. WANTED By a young widow Lady. a SITU A- TION yeeige or seamstress ing gentleman’s family, is neat and accomplished in all kinds of needlework, and wishes a home with those whose religions feelings will parmit them to take a jtereat in her welfare. For varticuiars ad- drees Mrs. L. 8. through the Post Office. 1t* A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION to do chamberwork ina first-class public or ‘ate house; she is a first-rate dining room girl; nO onecron to puree one or two children, but pre- fers dining room work; can get the very best of reference trom her last smelore:. Address imme- diately a note to M. J. O., Star office, 1t* WANTED One or two, OARRIBERS for this paper for city and Island routes. Apply at this clice this afternoon at 4 o'clock. dy 31 -3t WaAniED A SERVANT, colored. Apply to ; Pe es Mc@UINESS, Washington Arsenal, iy 31-20" ANTED—A HOUSE, on the Island, for which _ 00d rent will be given. Furniture bought if required Address for one week JOSEPH McUOY, 365 E atreet nerth, jy 31-1w* posse WANTED-—In a strictly private family or with a widow lady, for a gentleman and wife. Must be a good room and good table. If suited, will be permanent, Address Comfort, Box 45, Star office jv 313" W ANTED,—A genteel COLORED BOY, 16 to 18 years of age, as a dining room and noase ser FOO! nérequired. Apply at this office or n street, Georgetown. jy 31-3t* LADY, WHO HAS A CLASS OF LITTLE £\ girls, wishes to procure two Unfurnished kooms. with board, in a family in the First Ward, vant, and oceasionally to drive a carriage 123 Washin, | where the instruction of two chilaren would be re: depth of one hundred feet. Alleyinrear. In- | ceived as an equivalent or partly so Reference guire of HARMON BURNS 404 Penn, avenae,or | exchanged, Address B. V, M., 333 Bighteenth, GEO. W. COCHRAN. 395 Penn.ave. jy 31 tf corner K. dy 31 3% F% SALE—That desirable three-story and attic BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE and LO¢ on the ecutheast curner of 9th street west and L street north, containing eight rooms with brick shed. Fe rticulars inquire at 128 Bridge nee ty 81-3t™ FS. SALE—The GOOD WILL and STOCK of a Blacks mith Shop, on Eighth street, between D ard E. The shop also for rent-’ Inquire on the premises. dy 30-3t* Y Bebe STORE ROOMS FOR RENT—Suitable fors dry goods or clenieg store. Inquire at 5: street, between Band Maryland avenue, Istan Jy 30. 3t* LBArANT AND WELL FURSI8HED ROOMS FOR KENT—Within half a square of the War Department. Inquire at 517 Beventrenth street, between Pennsylvania ue and H street. Jy 30 31" Fo SALE—A well-established RESTAURANT with eating room attached; doing a good cash business. The above will be sold cheap, as the owner cannot attend to it. Inquire on the prem- ires, No. 406 Seventh street, between G and I. Empire Saloon Sy 39-3t* OR SALE OR RENT—Two PORTABLE HOURES, « by 16 fest: also. one STATIONARY HOUSS. 12 by 12 feet, on N street south, near sth street; sIse, one BAGATELLN TABLE, in good Inquire of GEO. M- MILLER, at the Barber Bhop, 7th street, Steamboat Wharf. Sv $0-3t* PoRNisaEp HOUSE FOK RENT, with Stable if required. Immediate possession given for the Summer months. Splendidly situated en Eleventh street, has about 10 Booms and all t! motern improvements. Enquire at the Intell gence and Estate office, No, 511 9th st., near Penn. ave. iy 30-3t*] N. H. MILLSR, ‘OR RENT—A FURNISHED ROQM, 344 10th st. bet. Land M. iv 0 'URNISHED ROOMS 90K BENT—Either tinaly i i) be vacant ist cig gs iy Fe BENT—A fine STORE on Seventh str. one of the best locations in Washington f. sny business. Apply at the Gosling Restaurant, No. 247 Penn. ave. bet. 12th and ISth sts jy25tf A RNISHED BED KOOM AND PARLOR forrent. Inquire DR .EDW. H. OALVERT, 274 7th street, between Land M Also s H for sale, having a large Store, intended to be con- verted into two stores, &c. Also, 10 acres of Land, at Good Hope. Jy 29-6t* FS. BALE—A COUNTRY SEAT. on the Was! ington Farnpixe, 13 miles f:om Baltimore,one da miles +9 60) acri rom a station on the R. R. improved by a new dweiling, sta ling tor 7 #68, corphouse, storehouse, kitchen, fruit and flower garden Price $2,800, termaecasy. Apply to M. BANNON, 32 Saint st., Faitimore. dy 29-10%" ABLOK4S TO LET.—Don dle Parlors,furnished, to let, on )2th st., between F and G. pleavantly located. “Apply on the premises to MBS, MORE. LAND. jy 2-6t* tainin, ANTED—On the Ist Beptembar or lat October. a emall UNFURNISHED HOUSS. of 6 or 8 rocms, pleasantly located in a respectable neigh- borhood; or three Unfurnished Rooms tha’ would be suitable for housekeeping by a family of three. Must not be over fifteen minutes walk from P.O. Reference given and leberal rent will be Address Box 634, P.0. jy SL Rt* Wanren TO RENT—A HOUSB, in the city, suitable for a small family. Address J.H. 8.) Btar Office dy 30-3t* ANLED TO RENT.—A HOUSK, Furnished or Unfarnished, in a centrallocation, No . AddressO H Star dy H 3t* ¥v ANTED—SUBS*ITUTES’ HEADQUAR- TERS The highest price will be paid for Substitutes fo~ Drafted Men. Those in wast of substitutes will find it to their interest to appiv at the Intelligenee and Keal Estate office, No. 511 west side 9th at., near Penn, ave. dy S-lw* N.H_ MILLER. GENTS WANTED.—Oaa or two active ener- getic business MEN to canvass this city, Georsetown and Alexandria for the sale of three New Pictures, just published; every family in the country wsn.s8 such pictures. Nene mecd apply who cannot give gwod. These pictures are equa colors and style to eons of the most Cy La An a tive agent can make from 35 to r das S Ge BELLEW & © “ 510 Seventh street, Washington, D. C. ply to P.J Pp J. BELLEW & CO HAVE ALSO ON HAND the largest line of Preach Baglish and Ame- fine Pictures, ( beautifully framed and fitted,) to which the attention of hoiel-keepers, restau- rants. and 'Y public house in respectfully soricited, children and a fair rent py Office. P. J. BELLEW & ©O., S¥ ‘4-1w* #10 Beventh street. WANTED—One good BREAD BAKER. In- quire at 496 7th at., bet Dand @ ata, jy 29 tf McK aLDEN & PATERKSON, WANTED Ey two respectable girls SITUA- TIONS to do chamberwork and nursing, Good refenence given if required. Address Box No 3 Btar office. jy isfactory references, | ‘sshington is j | AUCTION SALES. | ‘¥HIS AFEERNOON AND TO-MORROW By 3.0, MCGULRE & OO.. Auctioneers. IBABLE BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE with pe sat anes Grovwps wear tHe eee Oa o’cloex, on the ises, by virtue ofa deed o trust, we shall sells large Brio< Dwelling House, on K street, between 2th and sth streets we t. ith the grounds, which front 93 feet ¢ inches on ad ran back 124 fest 1) inches toa wile pabliceliey. Terms: -haif caan; the remainder in six and twelve months with interest, secured by adeed of trust on thy le Bed SO. McGUIRE & 0O., Aucte, By W. B. WIS & CO , Auctioneers, WALL SELL aT THE PARM OF MRS. B, P. Smith, near Uniontowa, D. U.,(); mils from'th | Navy Yard Bridge,}on MONDAY APTERN 10! | Dext,at 1 o’clock p m,.1 Horse, lcow, lot Hogs | and Fi-oaten, lot Ohickens. Geese, and Ducks, lo: | Howsebo'a Pur: Te. ee ons, t t Mab. SARAH RYE. | lot Harness. Lu VE. oie Per W. B LEWIS & COU nas pSISTANT QU ARTERMASTER’S OFFI Or, Forage Rgparement, aa &é ot 2d sinene y ASHING - OM, E . AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED ‘BRAS ‘Will be scid at public auction, at the “Swam, “le Granary,” near the passenger depot of th: timore ard Gt io Railroné,on MONDAY, Augsst 34, 1885, at 10 o'clock a m — 2.€00 bushel 140 do. 1500 as i farce 3. L BROWN, jy Site Saptain and Assis’t Quartermaster. By BUTELER & WILLSON, Auctioneers EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, ‘4 HARNESS, AND aN OLD Estaniisuep Livery Srasie-at Acction.—On TUESDAY MORNING, th, commencing at 10 o'clock, I shall nell at tablished Livery and Stable of JC, } , who intend changing their business, their extensive &tock of Norses, Carriages, Har- ness, &c., together with the Stable Carriage House, &e The stock Renate about Thirty head of supe- rior Carriage and Baddie Horses. Twelve Bugsies. revera) Barouckes, fine close Carriages, setts o} double Harness, Sadales and Bridles, Blankets Bobes,&c. The sale will commence with the buildings, which are sufficiently large to hold fifty carriages and stall eighty-tive h ofhorses The location in one of the best in the city being situated on 6th 8t., a few doors south of the aveaoue and immadiata yi aS ane vic.nity of the Metropolitan and National lotels. A rare 0; reus of emba ttunity is presented to persons desi- itean be very profitably conducted. Terms cash, iy 0 BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Thuraday, July 234 inst., bet. Camp 4 Windham and the Aqueduct Bridge, or on tne Bridge. a three-cornerni BLACK LACE SHAWL. A reward of $10 will be given if re- turred to 200 I st., bet. 2th aad dist, and no questions asked, gu 1-30" 5 BEWARD.—Strayed ayay, yesterday morn- eo ing. about 10 oclosk, from Buzzard’s Point, a BAY BORSE, with white star in forehead. The above reward will be given if returned to MRS. REERGEN, on Half st., between Sand U streots, ani 3t* $ & REWARD.—Strayed from the eubscriber,one ) Pale Bed COW, with a little white on the back; large horn+s and a large bag of rlilk, being only one day calved when she strayed. WILLIAM BABBINGTON, au 1-3t* bet. Hand I and ist st. east. land, n ‘king in a business of this character, | and convincing proof will be offered, to show that | AUOTION SALES, ; FUTURE Bays. By W. B. LEWIS & ©0., Auctiousers, YONTENTS OF GROOBRY STORE AT ATC. Corer tae Bon Bee ING nsxt, Angas 3d, at 10 o'clocs. i at Store 394 Niatb Street, between & » coreinting of— ee, Tea. 5 Cigars, pices, Broo! Buckets, Fancy Bos 1 Blane - = Also, Bcalew'and W ‘Tos Caddies. Ginss Jars, Counter, Shelving. Oi] Cans, Deck resi 1 ene Eh. LEW Tee OC ee By W L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers Sowth corner P-nnsylvania avenve and Niath’ street, {3 B ASSORTMENT OF LIQrORs aw: Geocrsixs at AvCTION—On TUB3DA MORNING. 4th inst-. we will rell, at the Auction Rooms. large assortwent of superior Liguora, &c., embracing— apuy & Co.'s Siguette and other brands | Barrels very cid { Whitke: y pried very superior Madeira’ Sherry, Port and Geers Br Gin apd Jamaica Bum eae Brandy, Whiskey and Claret aces Jefrey’s Etinburgh Ale aad Porter Barrels Oi* Rye Whiskey, very old, &c, Barrels Whit~ and Yellow Sugar Adawantine Candles and Btarch Olive and Castile Sorp Vellow Soap Ke id casés Suit’s Whiskey BS + he eed Gorconsraned ous foxes Cinnamon. Mustard, a: jnger Boxes Navy Tobacen asi Caddies & Carton’s Fine Ohewing to Chew parne and German Wines and Cigars joXes } irup. Chee: Butter cases Port Madeira. and Sherry Cas*s Otar:l Dupuy & Oo. Brand T7 cases Franque Medoc Wines, 8t. Julien 12 cases Old Port Wine 12 cases Madeira 16 cases Otard Dupuy & Co. Brandy, 185) 6 cases Otard Dupuy & Co Brandy. 1352 YVicases Old Rye Whiake: 10 cases Old Rye Whiske 4ceses Monongahela Whiskey. 185; 9 cases Ftomac> Bitters, in quart flasks 4 Leet Aromatic Bitters, | quart each, fancy les 3 cares Cognac Bitters, bottles five to a gallon 4 cases Old Tom Gin 5 cases Cherry Brandy S cases Peach Brandy 24, caaks James Hennesay A Co.'s Brandy 3, Caxke old Madeira: Harmony Bhe acd Bort ines, per WM.L. WALL & CO.. Ancts. — By J.C. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, —-wshase HOUSE AND LOT ON FOURTH RETWREN MA@S AVENUE AND T stRert.—'n 'RIDAY AFTERNOON, August 5th at 60 clock, hall sell part of Lot 21 in re 516, fronting 25 feet on fy No. 1, 1383 ©, 2.1253 ring back eighty feet. the improvements, consisting of a two story Dwelling House. Terms: One-half cash ; the remainder in § and 12 wontas, with interest, secured by a deed of trast on the premisen. aug] [Repub | J. CO. MeGUIRR & 10.. Aucta rs E OF P PL G OLOUD AND RICHARD VAUX, THAIR TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITURE.—In virtue ofa decree issued from the Olerk’s Ogice of the Supreme Court of the Dix trict of Columbia, holding a District Court for said District, I wiil sell atthe foot of Sixth «treet Wharf on the Potomac river. for cash, on TU ©3- DAY, the 4th day of August next, 1863, at four o'clock p m., the— Bloop flying Cloud, her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture, Stoop Richard Vaux, her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture WARD H. LAMON. U. 8. Marshal, D.C jy 3i- per LEWIB & 00.. Auct I O8T—Last night, July sist, between East Capi- 4 tol street and Third street, Penn, ave, east, a MOURNING PIN; gold, enameled with black, sot * | with hair of deceased relatives: square of white | Bair conspicuous in the center. Finder will be re- | warded by leaving it at No. 31 Bast ito st: bet. Ist and aq, ean iat? (CAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE sUSCRI- 7 ber, op the 30th inst , a mileh COW; some ware on her, he owner is reune ited a came for- ward, prove property, charges and take hi away, pore PAMUBL ALDRIDTE. _iy 31-3t* near Cemp Barry. O8T—On Tussday, July @ist, 1863, three FAT en dollars reward wi ven hei: 2 turn te Wa. LINKING, corner of l6th and f sss, y lw* AKEN UP ESTRAY—On the 25th instant T Benping’s Bridge, one Sorrel MAuK MOLE; | eet ay ‘ Paes 8 ete. The ovarr is re- ques! c forward, ve pro: . charges and take her away, Zi site dy w) St” _WM. DOUGLAS, REWARD —Strayes, from Sixth street $20 Wharf, on the night of the 23th uitimor @ LIGHT BAY HOSS, with s star in forehead; rather slim bnilt, and having several saddle marks oa ie back. Ge rente spoteae hind feet, iz adout eight years old; stands near irteen hands high, | and is in good condition; when lost. had a balter on. The above reward will be paid for hia de- | Livery to dient. ESTO. HOxT. Q = ‘bh Regi- men’ ~¥, Ve neers, Cam, ‘d Washivaton.D. 0. prea Ne {TOLEN—From the farm of the subscriber, liv- | \) ing im Poole-ville, Montgomery county, ‘Md., | Om Saturday last, the 25th instant, a heavy buiit BAY MARE; seven years old; had’s scar on her left fore leg, caused by a kick. arent? dollars re- ward will aid if returned to WILL Z- ER, at Giadmon’s Livery Stablo, Bridge «treet, ‘i Pte PERSONAL. | tow; WwW ANTED—TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR8 FOR five years. at aunualor semi annual interest, to be secured on farming lands in Maryland, near Washington, worth thirty thousand do! atine Farm of 525 acres forsale. Address 704, Washington city P. 0. jy 29-5t” 20 000 LADIKS WANTED — at 381 ¥ 9 street, between 8th and Sth We Flannel, Velvet, Silk. Muslin, Cambrick, ind Linen ; also, Cloaks, C; jacques, Josies. Slippers, Yokes, and Bands. tterns reesived dally. Choapest-place in town. Five hundred new Braiding Patterns just received. Work done while you wait. jy 23-1m WANtep IMMEDIATELY—A WOMAN to go in the country to cook, wash and iron. In- quire at No. 323 Cat north, éthand7th. jy27iw* Foe SALE.—The lease and good will of alarge STORK on Penn. avenue, ina good losation, fora Sutler store or a restaurant, now used for. Rent very low. For further particulars address C, M. T., Star Office, FOR SALR —A first class FARM of 458 acres, on the Patuxent river, with all mecesgary buildings. Iso, one in Prince George’s co., half a mile from improved with Alexandria Ferry, of 330 acres, we! buildings. etc. Also, s sew COTTAGE BUILDING two squares north cf the Capitel; and several other dwellings in this city ; anc a namber of good building Lots. For particulars inquire of JAMBS F. HALIDAY. Real bstate Broker, 515 Eleventh atrost dy 8-6t* {Intel & Gon. Union | UBRNIBHED KCOMS TO EENT. Inquire, southeast corner 8th and K, iy 27-1w* Wyant TO RENT—An unfurnished HOUSK, in Ficst Ward preferred, now or before the Istof December, Best references, Address J.D., Box 3m4. jy 27 im* 'OOKS WANTED.—Wanted, two good Hestan- rant Cooke (white or colored) and one Washer and Ironer. FAG Ge MRB8. RUSSELL’S Restaur- apt, 277 Pa. av., bet. 10th and llth sts jy 7 lw RESPECTABLE GIRL, JUST DISENGAG ed, wishes a Situation ina private family as chambermaid or dining-room servant. Beet city reference. Address for two days M. a etse oF a ice. WW ANZED—Two good IRONERS at the Nation- al Steam Laundry, Penn. svenue, opposite Grover’s Theater; good wages, board and constant employment given, and none need apply unless they have worked in hotel or Brie, laundries, Jy 20 tf JA8. F. HOTORKIBS, Prop, FrUSSIEHED BOOMS TO RENT AT No. 411 Isth street. between @ and H. Also, Oarriege House aud Stable. Sy @ 2w* J BRUCE & CO. want all to know taat they can « buy better Clothing, st lower prices, at 464 Beventh street, than elsewhere. dy 14-tr 0 LET.—The subscriber having rented that handsomely furnished Dwelling Howse on G street near 1th, No 183, recently occupied by Gen Cadwalader will let & suit of Parlors, with use of néw Grand-action Piano; baths hot and cold, and gas, Clerks from the Departments; Army and Nrry dfiicere and at, re visiting the city can be accommodated with Rooms. To let.— | The first floor parlor office to » Paymaster or others, with room adjoining if desired. jy 2-1m* LEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS E klin Place, for rent, on firat floor, at No. 3 Fran! {E street, between 13th ‘acd. teth: the mont desirabie ‘ation in the Bae anne onnnee mat doce: | 7 H {ARM AND OOUNTY BESIDENOR FOR SALE, FF ihested witnia tose eee wider ym cit; all healt: Gapitol, the city, and surr: country sod far down the Potomae. It contains over fifty (50) best land in the highost atate of ‘cultivation. with not — rod teen or poor land en, a the-Hay and Cae fora P Cows ; if is sbandantly supplied with never ‘ng wateron it; several beautiful eo manding views and sites for building lots. It will re ice, When an interview may be bad. avd the place seen. jy 2'-20" Fo SALB—The GOOD-WILL and FIXTURES fm well Bestaurant and Billiard 5 Direct No. dae Pose atieee, a tae UBNISHED Ls F'URTRIE, aus OR GEETLINE louse. furnished, papered and painted.” Jy 31-Im” Bie ree ee Seer, a saloon parlor, 6 chembers, for aale, with lanwedie mi ‘do write" call ently, as it ae oe sold, ‘Also, proved a4 19 | Li sts, 65, 685.6, O71, and square B. Hegpaiea z jy %-1m* 524 Lat, north, or cia Jail, SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR BONE nent Livery Stables 1 nen to loca! aie Onde sokeatthebtar ‘T 12% GPa” ATA on tide ANTED.—Eyerybody to know that they can buy their Clothing at reduced prices at SMITH’S. 460 Bevonth street. opposite the City Post Office. jy ts-tr ANTED,—10,000 MEN AND BOYS to call at SMITH & BBALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh straet, juat below the Northern Market, jy M4-tr ANTED od robes pees —Twenty QAB- PENTERS. Liberal wages will b id to god workmen, gud none others will be accepted. prly to the oe reenaens ceceenee me ro street, near the corne ef povenseony my 25-t? Doparineatot Wasbington. D—SE0OND- HAND FURNITURE Bh Mo biter "Gacy, Beda, Bedding and ie «Gog! BUCHLY. 498 7th st mar 3)-tf det. @ and H. east side PUNISHED HOUSs WANTRD.— rent, fg ty eed Cy op im the i ined BOARDING. ‘MW SELBCT BOARDERS GOAN BE AC- odated with double and single rooms, at deci at, S"G and B. Moference Tea WEVERAL HANDSOMELY FORNISHED S B00! Board yey aad by apply: t No. SSF ot potweenS ‘hand 10th oP ‘nat ose ee RO ire iter ae Oates out rt . Wat rougaou' the house: bath room and Stable. jy wt Pp2oNs DESIRING BOAED MAY FIN: th, ris of an it home, at m ines, at 496 tof ment, by soplying = en of 5 Baek eects taps teen a Cc TF a ne MOR Bevan aitagh, De-pet i HE LADIES LIVING IN 1STH ST., WHO called yeaterday at 411 Thirt-enth atrest, bet. | Gand H, can have the house by calling t + itt EBBON 41L.— Information is earnestly desired of P KU DOLPH 40 dAPPI, a Swiss, lataly Stewara at the Spanish Minister’s ‘He isa Y-ry small Man with dark brown hair and brown eyes, which ara crogeed. About forty years old Te has beea lab ring under depression of spirits for some months past, and when last seen was ina Balsi- more car ai d to be on hie way to that cits. ay informse = in relation to ew vfs pesene ully receiv com municatad or addre-red to H, ROGHAT, Wood and Qol dealor, !4th atreat, be- Dafeees street north and New York avenze. 5 ~ NO, rMPosrtios and Astroiozist, Doctress ‘as born with a natural sift. he tells the past aud future—never known to fail. Causes speed marriages; brings together th se long separated ; cures all diseases. Bu iness strictly contidential. No. 333 G strest north, corner ‘Twelfth street w ust, three squares from t. e Patent Office. Theenly person that can show a likeness of future husband or absent friend in reality. Ladies 50 Gentlemen 21, jy rm Ee GEORGETOWN APDVER’MTS, F4emine GROCERISS. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. GEO. W. BEALL and ALEXANDER FE. BEALL have this day associated themselves in the Grocery buriness.as the successors of BeaLu & MatTHEws, The name apd style of the firm will be __.._ GRO. W. BEALL & BRO. We invitea share cf tte public patronage at the ole stand. curner of Bridge and Congress strests. We will keap the best goods, and sell them at fair Prices, GO W_ BEALL. July 22, 1863. » ALEX E BHALL. S7 THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RETURN his thanks tohis oldand numerous friends who have se long and eoealy, sustained him ia hisformer business. If it will not interfere with other ar- rangements he will be glad to see an® serv: bis new enterprise, promising the same fid: honorable dealing which has former intercourse, GEO. W. BHALL, r au 1-603t BORET DISEASES! A Bapicat Cure Guaranragp sY DR. HENRY QOOK. Orrice—No. 463 TwELrrs Steuart, Between G and H Siveets, Wasuiscron, D.C. Dr. COOK guarantess in the following diseases a speedy and radical cure: SEOR: ASES, of both sexes, so formastie ie consequences, if negleeted or entrusted tu the treatment.oi un- Dr, Oook after abo mecha asa thos ton noose unfortunateas to be afflicted te with such diseases eeretoe prt ears. di won ke mevcaree aie Pir enaiorea oe 7; re} > Wal 2 that every suck a hich is wt all curabl fe, ean be cured by him. eS LADIES eer tena | = s ital. if imedicl asses ; goats Vy hy a ts ald eall upon Dr. Cook Tier would bnve reason tu Tature days when in the enjoyment o! Bre eases to the hour WAI! those suffori g from syphilis or diseases of the sexual or, ill be o Seeecily and radi- way ar by letter. | <2 Mthe Ovetor prepares all medicines himself, and warrants them fres from mercury. jy 28-im* NOTICE TO WATBE-TAKBBS. sete EEL Estee eee reeqeite mid, astiz quent’ pour mer sie expanse of cutting law will be : _ , By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ALUsBLE B sIOK DWELLING HOUSS AND Lot ON MaiN® AVENCE, BETWEEN Four AN HALF AND 81x’ TRERTS. AT PUBLIC AvoTi On WEDNESDAY A 6 0’clock, on the premi e shall sell part of Lot 15, 0 Reservation D, 8 feet on Maine avenue, between Four anda half and Sizth streets, ard runuing back 17 feet S uehes to a wide public aliey, with the improvements, consisting of a well- built three-story brick swelling house- Terma: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months with interest. secured by a deed of truston the premises. Ali conveyancing at cost of purchaser, ut jy 30 JA8. C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Austs, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ‘ORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HARNESS Savp.es, Bripies axp Brexcts oF a Livery BT45LE aT PUBLIC AUCTION —On WEDNKSDAY MORNING, August 5th, atl" o'clock. atthe Livery and Hiring Stables of Hanly & Brown,cn Nine- tesrth street. near Pennsylvania avenue, we shall sell alt the stock and Efts sts, comprising— 6 Barouches and Close Carriages, 2 Leather-top Buggies, 1 Sliding seat Buggy, 14 Carriage, Buggy and Saddle Horses, Double and Sivgie Harness, 2 Express Wagons, single and double, i set! Blacksmith’s Tools, Saddles. Bridies, Blankets, Robes, Datting Boxes, Saove!s, Forks, Jacks, &e .&c. Termscash, JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., jy 29 (Chronicle) Auctioneers. EPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUI- PAGB, Wasuincrom Orr, D,C, PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED GOVERN- MENT STORES Willbe sold st Auction, at the Warehouse, on 7th street near Hi street,on MONDAY, Auguat 24, 3863, at }o’clock. s. m., a large lot of Giothing, Campand Garrison Equipage, unfit for service. conristi.g im part of Froweers, ts, Jackets, Biavkets, Bed Backs, KEnapsacks, racks. = teens, Mess Pans, Rett! a, Shovel, Picks, Tents, Pramyats. Bugles, Drums &c, &c. Lotof oid Iren, fot of old Hope, ‘and sevérai tons of Teat cuttings, Terms cash, in Government funds, DANIBL G THOMA! xe} jy 28-td M. 8. K., U. 8. Army. SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFIOR, corner G and Twenty-second streets, Washing- ton, D, C., July 24, 1863.— Public sales of condemned apimais will take place at the Corral, near the Ob- servatory. in this city op the second and fourth WEDNESDAYS. 12th and 26th of August. 1353. The property is condemned as unit for publie service. Sale to commence at ten o’clock a.m.,snd be continued from day to day until the number om hand shall be roid. Terms cash, in Government funds. A . H. TOMPKINS, iy 27-4 Captain, A. Q.M,U.8. Arcsy. by J. C. McGUIBE & CO.. Auctioneers. b fae IMPROVED PROPERTY ON F STREET, SETWERN Evevesta ano TweLrTa STREETS, AT PUBLIO AvcTIuN.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August 20th, at 6 o'clock, on the re nises, we shall xell part of Lot No. 9, 1m Square 0. 221, frontiag 39 feet 6 inches on F street, be- tween lith and 12th streets west. running back 79 feet to an alley four feet wife, with an outlet into 32th street, together with the imerorements, con- Bil of athree-story Brick Building known as te tional Medical College. Terms: One third cash; the remainder ia 6. 12, and 18 months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the Cee es at ib the ch All conveyancing at the cost o urchase. iy 29 Tawkan .C McGUIRB& bo . Aucts. By J.C. McGUIBB & UO, Auctioneers, RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL B3- ATS im WASHINGTON Qity.—_On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, August 5th, at6 o'clock, on the premises. by virtue of a deed of trast, besrin, date on the #1 day of June, 1850, and record among the land records of Washington city, im District of Columbia, in Liber 3-4 8., No, 199, folios 414, et seq.. we shall sell, at pudlic ‘auction. to the highest bidder, all thet certain lot or ‘parcel round. in the ie! of, City of Washington, known and a “ignated as lot number six (6. in Byer’s aubdi- visios of square number nine hundred and fifteen (915), improred by a frame dwelling house, Terms : One-third cash to be paid at the time of Bale; and the remainder in equal payments at six and twelve months from ee sale, with Sedat saan tee pPopente had Pike tts of trust on the pro) A 18 with within five days from Fomli the property St the risk Ael CosEat cee ee Tene) at and cost o! e- faulting Ae geri on one week's i the if on Sar. All conveyancing to be paid by RII sac anieen Tr f Phoenix Building Assciation. sy 1s-cokde SO MoQUIRES GO, Aue. By J.C. MoGUIBE & CO.. Auctioneers. BUSTEE’S SALB OF VALUBLE BUILD- 1eG Lore in Printing Orrice SQuars.—Om FRIDAY, August 7th, at6o’clook, ines, by virtue of a deed of trust dated May 7th, A. 8, No, records for Washi cou D. 4 vote os. 18 1, 202122 Bs and, James e' Ddivisio: rt One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and monthe with interest, secured by deed of trust on the pre: 5 All conveyances at Din, tomt of purchasers, Se" If desired, these Lots will be subdivided inte Lots of 16 feet frent each. Parbey THOS. 3. EE. Trustee. fyWowkde 5-0. MeQBTRE DO. Ageia, aah C. MoGUIRE & 00, ert 5 ‘BH’S SALE VALU AB! T Paistmc Orpen Bavasns Os Lins August 7th, at 53; e’slock, on the prem! virtue ofa deed artrast tothe subscriber, Hay 1th, GN. ond daly recorded in Liber J, &. 8. fe. 1a. 61 ot seq or of the for Tripp ery . O. Lshall Neo 8 a 2.) rpdvatien of treet ie phe t ting Omen * vernmen' s ~ Tanning beck i” feet 3 inches, to a38 foot 7. pleated ja fo Heat neh wievere aqsieabte terations ‘ane ismeneh eek with lotoront, sovaind brn deed ot *"dllacet of zonveranding $9 bo by the par- “iy 1 JG. MeGUIRB a OU. Ancie, MA e ty Rona 5152 Pet oxxz, 515 Soucoand | ‘Cnimproved Lots for sale, jet-cotm® an cere f : é ‘